Final Fantasy XIV MGP

As you explore Final Fantasy XIV, you can fully experience the fun of crafting materials or tools and gathering in a variety of different ways, and the most important thing is that these labors can bring you very rich rewards.

As FF14 adds more content to all the crafters in the explorable Eorzea in the game, some quest lines with their own characteristics stand out. The most representative of these is Custom Deliveries, and it is also one of the most popular leveling quests in the current game, because players don’t have to struggle for hours on farming and grinding systems.

However, it is worth mentioning that these Custom Deliveries quests in FFXIV are not easy to find, and the methods of completing them are not very simple. So you may need this guide to provide you with an introduction to the current Custom Deliveries quests in FF14 and some precautions in the process of completing the challenges.

What Are Custom Deliveries Quests?

Custom Deliveries are special quest lines led by specific NPCs in each expansion of the Final Fantasy series of games. In them, you mainly focus on crafting and gathering, and ultimately bring yourself a lot of benefits.

Not only will you get a lot of leveling experience and crafting or gathering Scrips for your chosen craftsman or gatherer, you will also be rewarded with a variety of tempting material rewards for your hard work, including a lot of FFXIV Gil, some rare mounts, and glamours.

These quest lines generally require you to collect enough different collectibles requested by NPC customers within a week, so as long as you choose any eligible Job and meet the minimum level requirements of each task, you can complete these crafting or gathering tasks.

The collectibles you have to collect here are a unique type of item in the game. It has its own set of procurement systems, so you may use some special abilities that can only be unlocked by specific tasks during the search process to improve the quality of the items as much as possible. The higher the quality, the richer the reward you will get in the end.

This special ability to improve the quality of items requires you to complete a Level 50 quest called Inscrutable Tastes, which you can get from Morgayne in Ishgard's Foundation (X:10.1, Y:10.4). This NPC will also guide you through other quests, some of which will allow you to unlock Scrip Exchange points in later expansions.

In addition, you will need to complete these quests to unlock access to these Custom Deliveries in the current Dawntrail, provided that you have unlocked the special collectible inventory in the game. Below are the names of the quests you need to complete and these NPCs who deliver them to you and their locations.

• Inscrutable Tastes: Morgayne (X:10.1, Y:10.4)
• No Longer a Collectable: Lydirlona (X:22.3, Y:6.8)
• Go West, Craftsman: Lydirlona (X:22.3, Y:6.8)
• Reach Long and Prosper: Galiena (X:9.8, Y:12.5)
• The Boutique Always Winds: Mowen (X:11.4, Y:10.7)
• Expanding House of Splendors: Ofpilona (X:11.7, Y:9.6)
• Dawn of a New Deal: Rhodina (X:9.2, Y:13.4)

Note that the items these NPC clients ask for are different every week, and the specific types will also change depending on Job. But the more items you bring them, the more your reputation with them will increase through the Satisfaction Gauge. When this gauge reaches a certain level, your trust in them will go up a level, and there will be more opportunities for them to provide you with better rewards.

When your satisfaction gauge reaches the top, you will usually get some generous rewards, such as a mount or a complete set of gorgeous clothes, which will increase your character’s charm in FFXIV and make you stand out from the crowd of players because it means that you have received super high praise.

Custom Deliveries Clients

After the release of Patch 7.2 for FFXIV Dawntrail at the end of March, there are currently 11 different Custom Deliveries clients available for you to unlock and use, covering most of the game’s current expansions from Heavensward to Dawntrail.

So before you complete these quests, make sure your character is at the corresponding level and all gear has a lot of FFXIV Gil invested in it to ensure that you can complete all the quests well.

In addition, these quests differ from Allied Society questlines that cover all job types in the game. They are only available to crafters and gatherers. Below are the names of all Custom Deliveries clients you will encounter and the tasks they exist for.

• Zhloe Aliapoh: You will receive Arms Wide Open quest with a minimum level requirement of 55 from Idyllshire (X:5.8, Y:7.0).
• M’naago: You will receive None Forgotten, None Forsaken quest with a minimum level requirement of 60 from Rhalgr’s Reach (X:9.8, Y:12.5).
• Kurenai: You will receive The Seaweed is Always Greener quest with a minimum level requirement of 62 from Kugane (X:10.1, Y:9.9).
• Adkiragh: You will receive Between a Rock and the Hard Place quest with a minimum level requirement of 66 from Idyllshire (X:5.8, Y:7.0).
• Kai-Shirr: You will receive Oh, Beehive Yourself quest with a minimum level requirement of 70 from Eulmore (X:11.7, Y:11.7).
• Ehll Tou: You will receive O Crafter, My Crafter quest from The Firmament (X:14.2, Y:12.7) with a minimum level requirement of 70.
• Charlemend: You will receive You Can Count On It quest from The Firmament (X:8.9, Y:8.5) with a minimum level requirement of 70.
• Ameliance: You will receive Of Mothers and Merchants quest from Old Sharlayan (X:12.6, Y:9.7) with a minimum level requirement of 80.
• Anden: You will receive That’s So Anden quest from The Crystarium (X:9.3, Y:11.3) with a minimum level requirement of 80.
• Margrat: You will receive A Request of One’s Own quest from Old Sharlayan (X:13.8, Y:15.0) with a minimum level requirement of 80.
• Nitowikwe: You will receive Laying New Tracks quest with a minimum level requirement of 90 from Tuliyollal (X:14.1, Y:12.1).

The above is an overview of the current Custom Deliveries missions in Final Fantasy XIV and a guide to the locations of the customers. Hopefully, with the help of this guide, you can find these Custom Deliveries customers more quickly and help them complete the crafting or collection of specified items, so that you can get a lot of valuable rewards from them as soon as possible. I wish you a happy game!

Not long ago, Final Fantasy 14 released the latest patch 7.2 on March 25, bringing a series of new content, such as New raid, dungeon, trials, & PVP updates. Among them, the most attractive and rewarding one should be the level 100 raid AAC Cruiserweight M4.

AAC Cruiserweight M4 will first be launched in normal difficulty, and will open Savage difficulty for you to experience a week after the release. If you want to take this opportunity to earn more FFXIV Gil and your character is strong enough, don’t miss this opportunity!

More specifically, AAC Cruiserweight M4 is actually a raid series, which contains 4 specific bosses, namely Dancing Green, Sugar Riot, Brute Abominator, and Howling Blade. In this order, later the boss, the higher the difficulty, and the final challenge, Howling Blade, is obviously the most difficult. So ensuring you can complete the entire AAC Cruiserweight M4 successfully, we will bring you a guide to Howling Blade raid.

Howling Blade Overview

This raid consists of 3 phases: phase 1 phase 2 and the additional phases in between. When the fight begins, the boss will cover the right edge of the arena with an AOE effect, and if you step into it, you will suffer bleeding damage. Therefore, you must try to avoid this area while avoiding the boss’s attacks throughout the fight.

Boss Skills In Phase 1

To successfully avoid or deal with the boss’s skills, you need to know what skills he has and how they work. Here are the specific functions of each boss skill in phase 1:

1. Extraplanar Pursuit

As a full coverage AOE skill, Extraplanar Pursuit will damage your entire raid team, and can only be healed by your healing skills that also have the AOE effect.

2. Great Divide

This skill allows the boss to target one of your team’s tanks with a line stacking marker and output damage, so it is recommended that the two tanks in your team are as close as possible to share the damage, or use defensive cooldowns to reduce the damage. In addition, non-tank teammates should avoid getting close to or hiding behind tanks when facing Great Divide.

3. Wolves’ Reign

This skill causes the boss Howling Blade to release an AOE combo after completing the cast. First, four circular AOEs will appear around the arena, and the boss will rush to one of them, then continue to rush across the arena to the other side, causing linear AOE damage to you, and then release a cone AOE from the new position. To avoid this attack, you need to first move to the other end of the boss’s sprint direction, and then move slightly to the side to avoid the upcoming linear AOE and cone AOE.

4. Heavensearth

This is a boss skill that deals with damage by stacking markers that target random players in your group. You and your teammates just need to gather together to spread the damage.

5. Beckon Moonlight

After using this skill, the boss will summon four Moonlit Shadow clones that appear in sequence around the arena. They will then rush across the arena and damage half of the arena according to the direction of their swords and the order in which they appear. To avoid them, you must examine their order and the direction of their swords.

6. Shadowchase

Summon five clones near the center of the arena. Each clone will move forward and cast a straight line AOE. Fortunately, there is a corresponding safe area behind each clone. Move there to avoid their attacks.

7. Bare Fangs

After casting this skill, Howling Blade will summon its glowing fang fragments in the arena, and they will attack you in a straight line AOE in pairs. To avoid them, be sure to carefully observe the timing and order of each fang.

8. Terrastrial Rage

While using Bare Fangs, Howling Blade will continue to perform Terrastrial Rage to create a circular AOE around the arena, after which the boss will use Heavensearth again and summon Wolf of Stone and Wolf of Wind via Tactical Pack.

Add Phase

During this phase, the boss will become invincible, and his Saber Intensity gauge will increase over time, and during this phase, the previously summoned Wolf of Stone and Wolf of Wind will cast Weal of Stone and Weal of Wind on you, damaging you and your party in a straight line in front of them.

Once the wolf is defeated, the boss will continue to cast Ravenous Saber, dealing varying amounts of damage to you based on Saber Intensity gauge. To avoid fatal damage, it is recommended that you defeat the wolf before this gauge reaches maximum, and the battle will then enter the second phase.

Phase 2

Once this phase begins, a notification will be posted indicating that the boss’s attacks will appear more frequently, hit harder, and will also have some new abilities added, including:

• Wolves’ Reign
• Terrastrial Titans
• Shadowchase
• Tracking Tremors
• Beckon Moonlight

In addition, the barrier that previously protected you from falling from the arena has disappeared, so you must not only be careful to avoid the enemy’s AOE attacks, but also be careful not to fall out of the arena. Howling Blade will then repeat these attacks and mechanics until defeated, and then you can get various loot, including FF14 Gil.

The above are some precautions for dealing with Howling Blade. I hope it can help you complete all AAC Cruiserweight M4 raids as soon as possible! Good luck!